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Today's Topics:
1. Re: [PATCH] Hauppauge Nova-T endianess problem on powerpc
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2. Re: Re: Nova-T 500 (dvb_usb_dib0700) usb disconnects
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I think I'm starting to see what needed to get a device working, and
listed, for Linux operation. I admit I'm a software wienie, I'm better
with hardware component level. So, I hope this is a good starting point.
I have a TBS Q-Box DVB-S USB 2.0, receiver by Turbo Sight inc. Photos
and info sent to btty gallery. Looks similar (size and shape) to Opera
DVB-S1 unit.
It (U1) uses a Cyperss cy7c60813A-56pvxc chip, for it's usb 2.0
interface, It's Simular to MSI Digi VOX, Xilinx Spartan.
U2's ID is unreadable (I think it's ram because it ties back to U1's
data and address pins, but, unknown size), (OEM contacted, usual games
in progress).
U3 is a 24c02bn (I think this eeprom holding the bootstrap for U1).
There is no direct Tuner ID available, But, the tuner is synthetic like
the KNC1, Kworld , Cinergy etc units. The chips found inside the tuner
are STV0299B (QPSK/BPSK de-mod, DiSEqC, ) & ST68000 (frontend pre-scalier ?)
The remote IR sensor (32B) is part of the unit, so, it talks through
(U1) back to the system. Hand unit bares striking resemblance to Xilinx
Spartan DVB-S or, Yakumo's DVB-T unit, so, those remote codes should be
the same..
OK, so I've been scanning the list for over a month, to get a clue
what's needed. I hope this is enough info to get me up and running.
thanks in advance
charlie
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